Hard Case Crime: Shooting Star & Spiderweb
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said Al Thompson. “This is for the record.”
Leaving out Bannock, I gave it to him straight: about going after a story, seeing Trent, interviewing Polly Foster at Chasen’s, coming home, getting the call.
“What time did you get out here?”
“Eleven. Few minutes before. I parked in the drive. You saw my car when you came in. Rang the bell. No answer. I went around the side.”
“Why? You figure on busting in?”
“Of course not. But I told you, she’d been drinking. I had a hunch maybe she was sick, or pass...ed out. So I looked through the window and I saw her with her head down on the table.”
“Could you tell she’d been shot?”
“No. I thought I was right, she’d passed out.”
“So you went in anyway. Why?”
“I explained that before. I glanced down and noticed the window was open. I couldn’t walk away and leave her like that—after all, she’d invited me.” I paused and stared at him. “This is straight, Thompson.”
“Nobody said it wasn’t. Keep going.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Al Thompson. “This is for the record.”
Leaving out Bannock, I gave it to him straight: about going after a story, seeing Trent, interviewing Polly Foster at Chasen’s, coming home, getting the call.
“What time did you get out here?”
“Eleven. Few minutes before. I parked in the drive. You saw my car when you came in. Rang the bell. No answer. I went around the side.”
“Why? You figure on busting in?”
“Of course not. But I told you, she’d been drinking. I had a hunch maybe she was sick, or pass...ed out. So I looked through the window and I saw her with her head down on the table.”
“Could you tell she’d been shot?”
“No. I thought I was right, she’d passed out.”
“So you went in anyway. Why?”
“I explained that before. I glanced down and noticed the window was open. I couldn’t walk away and leave her like that—after all, she’d invited me.” I paused and stared at him. “This is straight, Thompson.”
“Nobody said it wasn’t. Keep going.”
What to read after Hard Case Crime: Shooting Star & Spiderweb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bloch Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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